Porsche at Jewel welcomes fans and visitors with unique car displays, a special lifestyle area, and a curated menu at Cafe Carrera.
The closed version Frauscher x Porsche 850 Fantom is now available as part of the limited First Edition of 25 units, and can seat up to seven passengers.
Born from a collaboration between two Porsche fans, the exhibition features unseen concept cars and a sneak preview of the Taycan Turbo S Celestial Jade.
Porsche's presence in the region is getting yet another boost with the opening of Curvistan Bangkok on Sukhumvit 38.
Looking for new places to visit this weekend? You can now find plenty more besides from the Curves Singapore magazine, available at our own Porsche Studio.
The Frauscher x Porsche 850 Fantom Air is set to get a 100kWh lithium-ion battery and a permanently excited synchronous electric motor.
Visit Porsche's #DrivingTomorrow exhibition at Jewel Changi Airport to learn about its history, existing efforts and future plans on sustainability.
For some of us, owning a luxury car is but a dream. It's a dream that can come true (if only for a couple of days) for just a fraction of what the car costs.
Designers from Porsche AG and Lucasfilm Ltd. have joined forces to develop a fantasy starship that brings together the design DNA of the two brands.
Designers at Porsche and Lucasfilm are collaborating on a starship design that will be presented at the world premiere of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker'.
On 14th July, the largest South East Asia gathering of Porsche fans will take place in central Bangkok, to celebrate the brand's 70th anniversary.
One lucky winner from U.S.A, was flown to the U.K. by Porsche to experience the one off Porsche 911 5 Million Facebook Fan Car car on track.
Porsche has unveiled a one-off 991 based 911 Carrera 4s that was built upon its Facebook fans input - to celebrate the milestone of 5 million Facebook fans.
The first Porsche was built in 1948 and it had two clubs four years later. Now 60 years later Porsche honours its fans with 12 special cars.
Traffic in London’s Pall Mall came to a halt when the “World’s Greatest Racing Car” driven by rock legend, Nick Mason from Pink Floyd, called into the Royal Automobile Club.